Danish Modern inspired stereo cabinet with lighted puffer fish - Other Crafts

G Greg_D_R Member Joined: Apr 22, 2011 Posts: 143	G Greg_D_R Posted posted on Sat, Jun 14, 2014 9:58 AM On 2014-06-14 09:36, tikiskip wrote: Great job on this Greg!! Like the way you did the wood on the bottom. Looks like that old Walltex I think they called it, you know the stuff they used on Heywood-Wakefield. I'm a clamp hound, you can never have too many. Thanks man! Getting praise from the craftsmen on Tikiroom means a lot. Funny thing about that texture, it's actually individual dowels glued and clamped to the surface. Total pain in the butt, but it matches the tambour, so in my mind I had to do it, instead of just finding a textured material.

On 2014-06-14 09:36, tikiskip wrote:
Great job on this Greg!!
Like the way you did the wood on the bottom.
Looks like that old Walltex I think they called it, you know
the stuff they used on Heywood-Wakefield.

I'm a clamp hound, you can never have too many.

Thanks man! Getting praise from the craftsmen on Tikiroom means a lot. Funny thing about that texture, it's actually individual dowels glued and clamped to the surface. Total pain in the butt, but it matches the tambour, so in my mind I had to do it, instead of just finding a textured material.

Post #720101 by Greg_D_R on Sat, Jun 14, 2014 9:58 AM